2-way T-connector for NMEA 2000 network

This is an essential component for extending your NMEA 2000 network aboard. It allows you to connect two additional NMEA 2000 devices to the main bus of the network, making it easier to add sensors, displays, or other compatible equipment.

This connector is designed to create additional connection points on an existing NMEA 2000 backbone network. It allows branching two connections ("drop lines") from the main line to connect NMEA 2000-compatible devices.

Yes, this is an original CZONE connector, with part number 80-911-0047-00. CZone is a recognized brand in marine electrical systems, part of the Navico group.

The T-connector housing is black, which is standard for marine equipment and blends discreetly into most installations.

This T-connector has 2 ports, meaning it provides two connection ports for plugging in individual devices or drop cables to NMEA 2000 devices.

The product reference (SKU) for this T-connector is 80-911-0047-00.

NMEA 2000 T-connectors are passive components. They contain no active electronics and are used solely to physically split the network to allow multiple devices to be connected.

Yes, this connector is designed for marine environments. It is built to withstand typical conditions encountered on a boat, though it is still recommended to protect it from direct water spray and excessive moisture for optimal durability.

Yes, this connector is NMEA 2000 certified, ensuring compliance with the standards set by the National Marine Electronics Association for marine communication networks.

In a CZone system, this T-connector facilitates the expansion of the NMEA 2000 network, which is the backbone of communication for CZone devices. It allows you to easily add CZone modules, sensors, or displays to the main network.

This connector is exclusively compatible with NMEA 2000 networks. It cannot be used with NMEA 0183 networks or other data network types.

Yes, this connector complies with the NMEA 2000 standard and uses standard Micro connectors. It is therefore compatible with most NMEA 2000 devices from other manufacturers (such as Garmin, Raymarine, Simrad, Lowrance, B&G) that also use Micro connectors.

No, this connector uses the NMEA 2000 Micro standard format. NMEA 2000 Mini connectors are a different size and are not directly compatible without a specific adapter.

Yes, the NMEA 2000 standard is designed for interoperability. As long as all components comply with the NMEA 2000 standard and use the same type of connector (Micro in this case), you can mix them with cables and connectors from other brands.

This connector uses standard NMEA 2000 Micro connectors. This is the most common type for NMEA 2000 networks on recreational boats.

To install it, disconnect a segment of your NMEA 2000 backbone cable. Insert the T-connector between the two ends of the backbone cable. The two remaining ports on the T-connector will be used to connect drop cables to your NMEA 2000 devices.

No, installing this T-connector typically requires no specialized tools. NMEA 2000 Micro connections are hand-tightened to ensure a secure connection.

Yes, there is a direction. The two ends of the "T" aligned form the backbone of the network. The perpendicular port is intended for a drop cable that goes to a device. Ensure the backbone cable is continuous through the T, and that devices are connected to the drop ports.

Yes, you can install multiple T-connectors on the same NMEA 2000 network to add numerous devices. However, it is important to follow NMEA 2000 network design rules, including the maximum backbone length and drop cable lengths, as well as the total number of devices (LEN) to ensure network stability.

NMEA 2000 Micro connectors are designed with O-rings and locking rings to ensure watertightness. When installing, hand-tighten each connection firmly until snug, without over-tightening. Check that O-rings are clean and properly seated before screwing.